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The Inbetweeners—Mass Torts That Do Not Meet the Certification Criteria

Bennett Jones LLP on 8/22/2024

What Canadian process is available for mass torts when a class action cannot be certified? That is one question addressed by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Carcillo v Canadian Hockey League (Carcillo)....more

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The Inbetweeners—Mass Torts That Do Not Meet the Certification Criteria

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